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Caitlin Black

(She/Her)
London, New York, Paris
As seen in: ELLE, Stylist, Lampoon Magazine
Covers:  Fashion, Sustainability, Travel, Reviews, Books
Doesn't Cover: Politics

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Caitlin Black’s Biography

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A fashion and lifestyle writer with experience writing on trends, fashion week coverage and sustainability. I was one of the runners up of the Elle Uk Talent contest 2017. I do restaurant reviews and travel features too.

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In Fine Form: Why Delvaux's Luxury Leather Bags Are Pieces Of Fine Art

In Fine Form: Why Delvaux's Luxury Leather Bags Are Pieces Of Fine Art

Delvaux does not make It bags. Other high fashion brands may launch new designs according to seasonal trends …

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Guerlain Collaborates With Maison Matisse For A Fragrance That Captures Bliss In A Bottle

Guerlain Collaborates With Maison Matisse For A Fragrance That Captures Bliss In A Bottle

How does one distil the essence of an artwork into a perfume? Delphine Jelk, Director of Perfume Creation at …

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AM to PM at Paris Fashion Week

AM to PM at Paris Fashion Week

Paris, as it has for hundreds of seasons, brought all the fashion weeks to a close. But this time, with the …

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How technology is making fashion more sustainable

How technology is making fashion more sustainable

Sustainability is defining the current zeitgeist and features in all facets of life, particularly in what we …

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Living on Passion and a Prayer

Living on Passion and a Prayer

The fashion industry has an exploitation problem from top to bottom, and despite the noble efforts of some - …

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Dog hair spun into yarn and pre-repaired sneakers: what's next?

Dog hair spun into yarn and pre-repaired sneakers: what's next?

"My aim was to show natural materials that have potential in a product, not to make a sneaker". In conversati…

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Articles

Dog hair spun into yarn and pre-repaired sneakers: what’s next?

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By Caitlin Black
| Lampoon Magazine Verified
«My aim was to show natural materials that have potential in a product, not to make a sneaker». In conversation with designers Emilie Burfeind and Matthew Edwards Exploring the potential of sustainable materials in sneakers Most sneakers are made from over ten different synthetic materials and plastics, which take decades or longer, to decompose in landfills.
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Nanushka and reselling: brands should inform customers how to sell a garment once they no longer want it

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By Caitlin Black
| Lampoon Magazine Verified
A Budapest-based brand, the durability in production, and the exposure that should be given to sustainable solutions and nature: case study, Nanushka, Sandra Sandor An hour’s drive from Budapest’s center, Sandra Sandor, Creative Director and founder of Nanushka, and her team, meet near the Danube and pass the day planting trees to compensate for the environmental impact and the carbon emissions they produced in 2019: they will need to plant 4.800 trees.
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Help! I'm stuck in a winter style rut

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By Caitlin Black
| zando.co.za
It’s almost a month on from the winter solstice and it is safe to say that cold weather, windy nights, and frosty mornings are beginning to get stale. This compounded by the extension of the lockdown restrictions has put style at the bottom of the priorities list. The depths of winter are probably making you feel like you’re in a style rut and has you reaching for the old faithful outfit of sweats and sneakers.
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Instagram

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Writer, write, write and then write some more.

Awards

Elle Talent Contest Runner Up

2017 - Fashion Journalism
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